Queensland (AU)

Webinar: Lessons Learned from the Implementation of Sequential Blowdown Design

Webinar: Lessons Learned from the Implementation of Sequential Blowdown Design
  • Date From 28th May 2020
  • Date To 28th May 2020
  • Price Free of charge, open to all.
  • Location Online: 13:00 AEST, 15:00 NZST, 11:00 AWST/MYT. Duration: 1 hour.

Overview

The Joint Chemical Engineering Committee (JCEC) Victoria warmly welcomes you to an upcoming webinar.

Guest speaker Minyu Miao will discuss the issues identified in the implementation of sequential emergency blowdown logic design, and the difficulties and challenges in troubleshooting and maintaining complex safety logics.

Minyu will highlight the importance for plants to:

  • review and understand the actual driver for implementing sequential blowdown, especially as a site expands and control and shutdown logics gets more complex
  • consider the increase in the likelihood of human errors when adopting complex safety system logics, and the need for rigorous testing in both initial implementation and later change managements
  • collect accurate and meaningful operating and modelling data to support both brownfield modifications and operational risk analysis of sequential blowdown logic design.

Speaker

Minyu Miao, MIChemE

Minyu is a Chartered Chemical Engineer with over ten years’ experience. She began her career as a design engineer at WorleyParsons, then moved to a site engineering role with Lochard Energy at the Iona Gas Plant, located in Port Campbell, Victoria. In her current role as the site Process Safety Engineer, she spends her days investigating incidents and near misses, and driving process safety knowledge and improvement across the site.

Times

  • 13:00—14:00 AEST
  • 11:00—12:00 AWST/MYT
  • 15:00—16:00 NZST 

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